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-- SQL Server Reporting Services Report Project
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-- Author:            Bret Stateham
-- Email:             bret@netconnex.com
-- Blog:              blogs.netconnex.com
-- Twitter:           @BStateham
-- Codeplex Project:  http://ssrscatalogqueries.codeplex.com/
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-- Connection Management
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-- I have purposely deleted my connection object from the "Connections" folder
-- as you open each .SQL file for the first time, you will be prompted to 
-- connect to the server.  Make sure to specify the SQL Server Instance where
-- you wish to run these scripts.
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-- ReportServer Database Name....
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-- The scripts & queries in this project assume that the reporting services 
-- database is on the same instance as that on which the scripts are executed
-- and that the datbase is named [ReportServer]
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-- If your database is not on the same instance that you want to run the scripts
-- from, you might look into created a Linked Server to connect you to the 
-- desired instance.
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-- Also, if the database is not named ReportServer (common when named instances
-- of SSRS are in use), then you will need to modify the scripts to use the 
-- proper datbase name.
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-- !!! Disclaimer !!!
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-- The queries and techniques demonstrated in this project are for exploratory
-- and demonstration purposes only.  I make no guarantees as to their
-- suitability in any situation, and leave the reader to their own judgement
-- regarding the use of these queries.
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-- Microsoft does not support queries directly against the ReportServer database
-- and you should instead investigate the use of the supported Web Services
-- for investigating and maniupulating your reporting services instances.  
